CIT 111 ASSIGNMENT

If you are coming from a boarding school in Nigeria like I am, you too would have heard a whole lot about Covenant University. On arriving at the campus, I realized three major things about what I heard back then. Some of those things are true, a lot of them are false and there is more to most of them. 

 

No phone and sim card... This is a rule which I would say is their most popular rule amongst their others. But the truth is as a student at Covenant University, any device excluding phones is allowed and the school provides sufficient Wi-Fi for us to have access to social media and the internet in general. 

Another thing I heard about was that there were countless Chapel services, but there are only five hours of Chapel in a week. Yes......in a week and these services are so wonderful I would like to go for more of them. The way the services are organized makes me want to spend more time in the Chapel and see I am joining the choir soon

 

When I say Covenant University has food options, I mean it. From shawarma to suya to fruits and to waffles and many others. However, most of this food will be burnt very quickly on the walk to the lecture theatre from our halls of residence. The lectures here are empowering and make me understand why the university is ranked so highly. Although I am not the biggest fan of large classes it is something I am learning to adjust to.  

 

My stay here at Covenant University has been a bundle of new experiences so far. After the hours of orientation, we did on the first week of arrival, I feel more ready than ever to conquer this coming semester. I have met a lot of wonderful people, both lecturers and students, already and I can already feel myself growing. A saying goes that ' Diamonds are made under pressure'. Life as a Covenant University student is not the easiest thing to do but I can already see the diamond I will be when I graduate in five years. 

Until next time........